| Sir Thomas, as he sat there listening and thinking, unable not to think and not to listen, found that the fardels were very heavy. |
| Dye-stuff for white, turning to red colour, made up in fardels of fifty gautins malios, worth five to eight. |
| Then he made up his mind that the fardels must still be borne, and again went home to his lodgings. |
| There were also holders of fardels or quarter-virgates, and half-fardels, or one-eighth-virgates, and other small cottier tenants. |
| It makes me shudder to think of Lamb's Essays being carted about as if they were fardels. |
| He also bade them leave their fardels behind, as, if they tarried at York House, these could be easily sent after them. |
